The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation received a $125 million federal reimbursement related to the completion of the Skyline project's second segment, boosting the city's transit infrastructure. Meanwhile, curb and ramp improvements are set to start across Oahu, targeting neighborhoods like Aiea, Makiki, and Kailua to enhance pedestrian access. Public safety is also in focus as the number of concealed carry license holders on Oahu surged by 90% in 2025, according to the Attorney General's report. Tragedy struck with two deaths following separate water rescues on the island, including a 22-year-old woman in critical condition after a Makapu'u Beach incident. On a brighter note, the University of Hawai‘i men's volleyball NCAA championship trophy tour is bringing celebration events statewide. Lastly, the city rescinded an eviction notice for Koko Crater Stables, ensuring the longstanding equestrian center can continue operating on city land.